Used xmanager to log on to Linux SuSE 11.2

1. edit/etc/TPD/custom. conf and make the following changes in the corresponding area:

[XDMCP]

# Suseconfig: displaymanager:

Displaymanager_remote_access

Port = 177

Enable = true

[Chooser]

[Security]

# Suseconfig: displaymanager:

Displaymanager_root_login_remote allowremoteroot = true

 

2. Modify/etc/sysconfig/displaymanager as follows:

Displaymanager_remote_access = "yes"

Displaymanager_root_login_remote = "yes"

 

3. After the firewall is disabled and the system is restarted, you can use mmanager3.0 to log on to suse11.2.